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Transcribed Image Text:**Educational Content: Understanding Electron Configurations**
**Periodic Table Overview:**
- This image displays a periodic table highlighting different elements. The elements are organized into groups and periods based on their atomic structure and properties.
- The table is color-coded. Specific groups such as the noble gases in group 8A and other representative elements are easily identifiable.
**Key Questions:**
1. **What is the name of the element with a valence electron configuration of \(3s^2 3p^2\)?**
2. **What is the name of the element with a valence electron configuration of \(4s^2 4p^2\)?**
To solve these questions, refer to the periodic table and identify the elements based on their electron configurations:
- The valence electron configuration \(3s^2 3p^2\) corresponds to silicon (Si), found in period 3, group 4A of the periodic table.
- The valence electron configuration \(4s^2 4p^2\) corresponds to germanium (Ge), located in period 4, group 4A.
**Instructions:**
- Use a periodic table as a reference to understand element positioning and electron configurations.
- Attempt to answer the questions by identifying the correct elements based on given configurations.
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